This two-week course is designed to give participants a thorough understanding of the best practices of project management within a hydrocarbon pipeline context. This course consists of instructor-led training, field trips, case studies focused on “real-life” examples, and the use of various text-based learning materials.

Who Should Attend

Individuals new to pipeline project management or who may need refresher training in current international standards and practices.

Available Dates

Upon request at your facility or ours in Edmonton, Alberta Canada.

Workshop Outline

Week 1

	Registration
	Course Outline and Expectations
	Tendering and Bidding Types of contracts Payment structures and timing
	The Bidding Process in Practice Contract terms and conditions Preparing a bid document Evaluating contractor qualifications Analyzing and awarding bids
	Project Planning and Control - General Time management Work flow and organization Network planning techniques
	Roles and Responsibilities Project team concept Contractor-owner relationships
	Project Execution Plan Contract strategies to ensure profitability Cost, timing and performance objectives
	Project Kick-Off Systems and procedures Methods for documenting and communicating activities
	Scheduling and Tracking Determining objectives Diagramming and calculations Streamlining Resource allocation and leveling Financial analysis Tracking and updating
	Project Cost Control Importance and purpose of cost control Techniques and application

Week 2

	Project Accounting Principles, techniques and execution How local requirements and conditions may impact
	Project Filing Purpose of information management Filing principles, models, and methodologies
	Engineering Document Control Function of document control Concepts and application
	Procurement Pre-acquisition activities and requirements Acquisition activities and requirements Post-acquisition activities and requirements
	Material & Equipment Control Equipment and material control processes Risks and mitigation techniques
	Communications Principles of communication with partners, suppliers, investors, creditors, construction, and regulatory bodies
	Pipeline Project Management in Practice Distribution of tasks and responsibilities Management techniques
	Project Reporting Types of reports Developing reports related to project management
	Wrap-up and Closing

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